Christian Thorsberg

In the worst drought to hit southern Africa in 100 years, millions of people face malnourishment as experts fear the crisis will worsen in the months ahead.

A new grant for $20 million to improve the health of the Milwaukee River will see farmers adopt new techniques to reduce agricultural runoff.

The Atoyac River, one of Mexico’s most polluted waterways, is receiving renewed attention from the country’s new administration.

The Kariba Dam, which supplies both Zambia and Zimbabwe with electricity and fuels their economies, is on the cusp of shutting down for the first time in 65 years.

New York City has been placed under a drought warning for the first time in more than two decades.

In southern India, where a booming tea economy is at odds with soil health, clean water, and forest biodiversity, Indigenous communities and climate-conscious farmers are working to revitalize the region.

Roughly one month after devastating flooding rocked eastern Spain, wastewater, sewage, and polluted runoff still inundate farms and protected wetlands.

The Union of Concerned Scientists has released a new report urging Congress to make wetland protections in the Upper Midwest a focus of the new farm bill.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, gold mining threatens a UNESCO World Heritage site.

For the fifth consecutive year, the number of global malaria cases rose — an increase that coincides with flooding and extreme precipitation.